Ethyl benzoate

Ethyl benzoate (CAS 93-89-0), also known as benzoic ether, is an ester used across flavoring, fragrance, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. It delivers a characteristic sweet, fruity, and floral scent profile that underpins its demand in both food and cosmetic formulations.

In food and beverage production, it functions as a flavoring agent (FEMA 2422), contributing fruity top notes to confectionery, baked goods, and beverages. Fragrance compounders incorporate it into perfumes, soaps, and personal care products.

Pharmaceutical manufacturers use it as a solvent and carrier for active ingredients in topical and oral formulations. Its compatibility with a range of excipients supports clean processing and reliable stability in various medicinal applications.

It also serves industrial applications as a fixative and diluent in specialty chemical blending. Ethyl benzoate is supplied as a clear, mobile liquid in drum and IBC quantities suited to industrial-scale procurement for global distribution.

Food-grade material is available meeting FCC specifications, supporting use in regulated flavor applications. Technical-grade and pharma-grade variants are also commercially available for diverse manufacturing requirements.

Buyers typically specify purity thresholds of 99% or higher depending on the end application. This high level of purity ensures consistent performance in sensitive fragrance compositions and complex pharmaceutical delivery systems.